Liberating Questions

Sarah Cornally and Siets Bakker invite you to participate in their upcoming event series.

Each session focusses on current issues and cleverly supported with a presentation that’s the basis for exploring each topic with a rich dialogue. A post session assignment will be assigned after each session conversation to deepen your personal exploration of each topic.

As a participant you will benefit from the unique opportunity to join in liberating questions with Sarah and Siets.

5 Part Series Session Themes:

• SOVEREIGNTY | Session 1:  Thursday 1st September 8pm-9.30pm AEST 

According to the systemic wisdom one is always part of a larger system. Being part of a larger system means being protected by it, having access to its knowledge and wisdom. The price to pay is giving up part of your own sovereignty. And you have no choice. In the first conversation we’ll explore some answers to the question ‘what is the place for sovereignty?’

• TRUST | Session 2: Thursday 28th September 8pm-9.30pm AEST 

Being able to trust a person or a system is a wonderful feeling. It confirms the connectedness and the sense of belonging. You can close your eyes and know you’re taken care of. But when does it turn into being blind? You’ll need to keep ownership partly as well. The question in this conversation is ‘how can you trust yourself?’

• GUILT & INNOCENCE| Session 3: Thursday 27th October 8pm-9.30pm AEDT 

All systems have both expectations and obligations for belonging and there is a dance between them. When we align, we feel the comfort of innocence. When we push the boundaries, we feel the tension of guilt. Not all systems are complementary. The question is ‘how to move beyond the polarity and into the dance of wholeness?’

• LIFE FORCE | Session 4: Thursday 24th November 8pm-9.30pm AEDT 

Life force has an arc of expression to fulfil its purpose. It will find a way. This life force may take us in unknown and unexpected directions. The question we will explore is ‘how to find and follow a true movement?’

• QUITTING (OR ENDING?) | Session 5: Thursday 15th December 8pm-9.30pm AEDT 

Many, many systems are putting their own survival in the centre of their existence. Old systems are respected for their age. We are taught to think in terms of ’survival of the fittest’ and developed many strategies to continue what is. In a way this goes against the systemic view that a healthy system always serves a greater good. We challenge you to ask yourself: which parts are systemically spoken, finished?

In addition to the support of this intimate virtual community, every session will be recorded so that if you miss a session or want to revisit a learning opportunity, you will be able to view that session later.

We are each an expert in our individual areas, you will reap the benefits of this group’s knowledge, insights and depth of experiences.

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You may join this event after the commencement date, recordings of missed sessions will be made available to you. 

About Sarah Cornally
Sarah Cornally is a frontier rider and catalyst for transformation. Sarah has academic qualifications in behavioural, biological and engineering sciences, as well as organisational behaviour, industrial relations and leadership. She is internationally trained in both Family and Organisational Systemic Constellations and Systemic Structural Constellations. She is passionate about knowledge becoming applied wisdom in organisations. Sarah is teaching the next generation of leaders through her creation of the System Dynamics & Organisational Constellations course. More about Sarah visit www.sarahcornally.com

About Siets Bakker
Siets Bakker is a forerunner in the field of applied systemic work. Siets is trained to facilitate family and organizational constellations but is much more interested in finding practical ways to apply systemic knowledge to everyday life. She is the author of ‘Unlocking systemic wisdom’ and ‘Moving Questions’. Both books help the reader to apply systemic knowledge in everyday life. More about Siets visit www.sietsbakker.com